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. 2024 Jan 3;12(1):116. doi: 10.3390/healthcare12010116
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    What are the reported sources of the family caregivers’ objective burden (stress related to the caregiving factors and related to the individual with ID) during the transition to adulthood of individuals with ID, for each severity level (mild, moderate, severe, and profound)? How is the caregiver’s objective burden assessed?

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    What kind of support and resources do the family caregivers report they need to manage the individuals with ID, for each severity level (mild, moderate, severe, and profound), during the transition?

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    What coping mechanisms do family caregivers commonly use during the transition to adulthood of individuals with ID?

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    What positive aspects of caregiving help family caregivers during the transition to adulthood of individuals with ID?

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    What is the family caregivers’ quality of life like (i.e., physical and mental health, perceived subjective burden) during the transition to adulthood of individuals with ID for each severity level (mild, moderate, severe, and profound)?

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    Are other factors related to caregiving, such as the caregivers’ anxiety levels or expectations about the future independent living of individuals with ID, influencing the caregivers’ quality of life during the transition?